{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"164640","rtpr_id":"nGNX6rTx8F-20261008","ticker":"CNH","exchange":"NYSE","all_tickers":["CNH"],"title":"CNH equipment helps Thai rice farmer replace stubble burning","author":"Globe Newswire","published_at":"2026-10-08T15:00:00.294Z","article_body":"* CNH’s latest A Sustainable Year story examines practical alternatives to\ncrop-residue burning and the role of machinery, training and local\npartnerships.\n* New Holland’s residue-management approach can help farmers retain soil\nmoisture, return organic material to the ground and reduce reliance on\nchemical fertilizer.\n* The New Holland TT3.50 tractor and mulcher were trialed by Thai rice farmer\nPichai Tosa during the April 2026 rice harvest in central Thailand.\nBasildon, UK — October 08, 2026 — CNH’s (NYSE: CNH) latest A Sustainable\nYear story, highlights how agricultural equipment from its New Holland brand\nis helping a rice farmer in Thailand explore a practical alternative to\nburning crop residue.\n\nPichai Tosa, an established rice and mung bean farmer in Nakhon Sawan province\nand president of a local rice production group, successfully trialed a New\nHolland TT3.50 tractor and mulcher on his farm during the 2026 harvest. He\nused the machinery to chop rice straw so it could be retained on the field or\nincorporated into the soil.\n\nThe trial demonstrates how appropriate mechanization can help farmers manage\npost-harvest residue while supporting soil health and preparing fields for the\nnext planting cycle. It also illustrates CNH’s approach to sustainability:\napplying its agricultural expertise, machinery and local relationships to\npractical challenges facing farmers.\n\nOpen burning has traditionally provided rice and sugarcane farmers with a fast\nway to clear fields after harvest. However, the practice contributes to air\npollution and greenhouse gas emissions, while the high temperatures generated\nat the soil surface can damage microorganisms and contribute to soil carbon\nloss. In the plains of central Thailand alone, around 4.8 million tons of rice\nstraw are burned annually.\n\n “Farmers simply did not have that knowledge that the practice was harmful\nto the environment. But nowadays, new technologies and innovations have come\nin, giving us better options.” said Tosa.\n\nBuilding on CNH’s crop-residue experience\n\n“Farmers need solutions that work in their fields and respond to the\neconomic and environmental realities of their businesses,” said Mark Brinn,\nManaging Director for Southeast Asia and Japan at CNH. “This trial shows how\nour equipment, practical training and local partnerships can help turn crop\nresidue from a disposal challenge into a useful agricultural resource. It is\nthe kind of customer-focused innovation that supports more productive and\nresilient farming.”\n\nCNH has also applied a partnership-based approach to crop-residue management\nin India through its Sustainable Environment Solution program. The program\ncombines mechanized baling with farmer training and field demonstrations.\n\nRead the fully story, “From burning stubble to building healthier soil,”\nvisit:\nhttps://publications.cnhindustrial.com/a-sustainable-year-2025-2026/stop-stubble-burning-in-thailand\n\n***\n\nAbout CNH\n\nCNH (NYSE: CNH) serves and advances the people who feed and build a growing\nworld.\n\nWe are an iron-and-tech company, engineering intelligence, automation, and\nprecision into the machines that move the global economy. 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He\nused the machinery to chop rice straw so it could be retained on the field or\nincorporated into the soil.\n\nThe trial demonstrates how appropriate mechanization can help farmers manage\npost-harvest residue while supporting soil health and preparing fields for the\nnext planting cycle. It also illustrates CNH’s approach to sustainability:\napplying its agricultural expertise, machinery and local relationships to\npractical challenges facing farmers.\n\nOpen burning has traditionally provided rice and sugarcane farmers with a fast\nway to clear fields after harvest. However, the practice contributes to air\npollution and greenhouse gas emissions, while the high temperatures generated\nat the soil surface can damage microorganisms and contribute to soil carbon\nloss. In the plains of central Thailand alone, around 4.8 million tons of rice\nstraw are burned annually.\n\n “Farmers simply did not have that knowledge that the practice was harmful\nto the environment. But nowadays, new technologies and innovations have come\nin, giving us better options.” said Tosa.\n\nBuilding on CNH’s crop-residue experience\n\n“Farmers need solutions that work in their fields and respond to the\neconomic and environmental realities of their businesses,” said Mark Brinn,\nManaging Director for Southeast Asia and Japan at CNH. “This trial shows how\nour equipment, practical training and local partnerships can help turn crop\nresidue from a disposal challenge into a useful agricultural resource. It is\nthe kind of customer-focused innovation that supports more productive and\nresilient farming.”\n\nCNH has also applied a partnership-based approach to crop-residue management\nin India through its Sustainable Environment Solution program. The program\ncombines mechanized baling with farmer training and field demonstrations.\n\nRead the fully story, “From burning stubble to building healthier soil,”\nvisit:\nhttps://publications.cnhindustrial.com/a-sustainable-year-2025-2026/stop-stubble-burning-in-thailand\n\n***\n\nAbout CNH\n\nCNH (NYSE: CNH) serves and advances the people who feed and build a growing\nworld.\n\nWe are an iron-and-tech company, engineering intelligence, automation, and\nprecision into the machines that move the global economy. 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